Asia Pacific > Govt-commissioned panel urges New Zealand to set up biodiversity credit market

Govt-commissioned panel urges New Zealand to set up biodiversity credit market

Published 03:24 on May 12, 2023  /  Last updated at 12:21 on May 13, 2023  / /  Asia Pacific, Biodiversity, New Zealand

New Zealand should establish a biodiversity credit market to help drive sustainable land use and increase resilience, concluded a report released Friday by the government-appointed inquiry panel into the devastating impacts of Cyclone Gabrielle in February.
New Zealand should establish a biodiversity credit market to help drive sustainable land use and increase resilience, concluded a report released Friday by the government-appointed inquiry panel into the devastating impacts of Cyclone Gabrielle in February.


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